KIIRAS Drops “TA TA” as Momentum Builds Across Asia
Rising K-pop girl group KIIRAS has officially released their second single album “TA TA” on May 6, marking a new phase in the group’s growth as they expand their presence across Southeast Asia.
Following their debut tracks “KILL MA BO$$” and “BANG BANG!”, the six-member group has been gaining attention for their energetic performances and evolving concept, building a growing international fanbase across Southeast Asia. Led by Ling Ling, the first Malaysian to front a K-pop girl group, KIIRAS has also begun to attract increasing interest in markets such as Singapore and Malaysia.
With “TA TA”, the group returns with a more playful and addictive sound, reflecting a step forward in both musical direction and identity. “TA TA” is available now across major online music platforms.
KIIRAS (키라스) ‘TA TA’ OFFICIAL MV
Beyond the release, KIIRAS is entering a more structured phase of regional growth. Fast Track Entertainment (FTE), the group’s global commercial and live entertainment partner, is working closely with the group to expand their footprint across key APAC markets through a combination of live experiences, brand collaborations, and market-led activations.
As the group’s visibility continues to rise, KIIRAS is also opening up opportunities for brand partnerships and collaborations across Southeast Asia. This forms part of a broader approach to building sustained audience engagement and long-term presence across multiple markets.
“KIIRAS represents a new generation of artists with strong global potential. With ‘TA TA’, we’re seeing the next step in their evolution. Our focus is on building their presence across markets over time, through a mix of live experiences, strategic partnerships, and sustained audience engagement.”
Harris Lim
CEO, Fast Track Entertainment
With increasing interest in K-pop across the region, KIIRAS is positioned to further strengthen its footprint in Southeast Asia in the months ahead.
Further announcements on KIIRAS’ regional activities and partnerships are expected in the coming weeks.